Sept. 15, 1931
THE EVENING HERALD
I'AGIS TllKtE
-SEE THESE FASHIONS DISPLAYED IN OUR WINDOWS
CITY BRIEFS
VLIU III t'lly Mlaa Dorothy
Hifliulo, innluule of Orvgou
Hlum colli'Kn, was a vlallor III
Klamath II Monday, u route
In ruillmiil r i Din Lakevlew
tiliero alia lias been a guuat Hi
lh ('rump bum. She was a
rimiiiiii'i lit thla city by Tom
('rump, alan an Unison Hlittn
Muiluute, who rciurnnd Miisday
tuning lu bin bom t I.a-tlt,
HumUl Aft Vlalte Jim Kl
lir, apnlal Bicoiit lu rharse nt
tlta National Automnlilht Thr-ll
Human, Willi lii'adquarlars In
I'uitlauil, la a tlallor III klainulli
Kalla.. Kellwr In checking m
livsjilfit eiiliimtilillea, mid pinna
la il-U utliitr Klniuiti and Lake
rounly towns bolum rvturului
lo i'urtlmid.
I.Mitrft fur l'"i'ani M ra, ('lamlii
I'. Williams mid lliilai son Hlnnli y
Kiiimmiu Imvit ifl for their honiH
In riniio, ('Hlir., wrier a ti'ii-luy
il.lt Willi Mra. Wllllama' hilaliaud
nil parent.. Mr. and Mra. Job
William. They were alno nutria
o( Mr. and Mra. K. A. Wallea and
Mra Itny Kliirln hlle lu Klamath
Kail a.
1. 1 rated tu Hril -Marriago II
Cfll.ea acre tnaud by 111 rounly
clerk ( V. F. Wheal. :l, labor
rr, Anhlaud, and Kunli-n Mario
Farldii. n. Klamaih Kail.; and
la Amu.t llruraa llavla. .10, la
borer, aud Mulnl Kllxutinlh
I Imriilou, 1J, bolli nt Kurcaa,
t'alll.
oldt-ntiiirKa Id'lurn lr. Kay
tV. tilitcnliurg, ai'i;ntatilrd by
lila wife and daughter and Ilia
mother, Mra. I'aul H. Oldenburg,
rt-ltirni'd laal night frmn (ilen
a nod Hprttigl, Colo. I'h-y are
niualng their bnnin at I!;, Man-anlla.
I'len for Meet The I'nlon
t'brl.itan Kndoator executive
riimitilttcit nift Sunday at tha
1're.titterlan rhuri'li and mado
plrllnilliary pluna for tint Klatn
nih and IjiIi rounly convention
ahlch will Imi b-ld hero October
. IV and II.
To tJt NM Ul The lreby
trrian hrlMlan Knileavor eocli
IV will Kim a pie anrlul at the
iliurrb parlura Thtiraday evening
tartillg at 7:3il oYlixk. I'll
and coffee will lie aervcd. Ail
Invllallon in the public to aiti-nd
la extended.
'em lira nil ll.ilny A bough
uf dulliloiia looking pwuhea,
which were arown by Harry
(ioiiller at H i I'lna street, am
on dlaplny In Ilia window uf Ihu
chamber uf commerce.
KiDkenilalla Hilurn Mm. II.
V. Kiiykemiall. and Mr. and Mra.
Vnrnoii KnvkiMiilull returned from
Crmcent City a fw daya ao.
They have bii-lit lha summer
there.
t'lrcln t Mrrt llnrniony rlr
I'll No, I nt Ihn Klrat Clirlatliin
liurih will nui-t Wnlni-.ilay al
Irrnoou at 1 ui-lorli, at th hoiua
of Mra. Ilcrt Krbulti. All tnaiu
bera arc uri-d to ha praaent.
Iavlnii fur Kuunn Klla ld-d-kry
will Inuro 'Iburailay lor Ku
anii. wlmrii aim will vnlt-r tba
I'nlvnrnlly of i)rKu. hbn It a
aiimlor la pliynliul rdtn utluu.
1 in Million! Mr. and Mra.
(corrn Wullon and Mr. and .Mra.
V. II. Itoliliiaon went In Miulfnrd
and Aahland Hiuidiiy. '1'lit-y vl.it
'd air, Itoblnaon'a inolhr-r at Aab
land. NilalilHira lu Mrri Ni'lKliimra
uf W'oodirufr will iiii-ct Wmln-a-day
avi-nltiK at a n't lock at I. o.
O. K weal ball. All nicmbrra aru
uraH to bo pri-ai-iii.
In I'rniii Mi-rrlll Mr. and Mra.
Mi Kandriw of I ho Mnrrlll
dlairlrt ra vl.ltora li-ra Tuaa
day. Mr. MrKi-ndrov la a abnrp
mail at Mrrrlll.
i:iialuf-r llrro llnorge Tay
lor, ilivl.lon nnjlnfr of thn
Hoillllrrn I'arlfli', la In Klamalli
Kalla on bualui-aa from. IJuoa-mulr.
Illlilici. Club M. ila Th Weil
nxaday brldan rluli will tut nit
at IIik limn, of Mn. T. It. hkllllln
inn, 2:1 Norlb I'rnlb, un W'c-diir'a-day
altnrniHiu.
OBITUARY
IivH-t Niiit I llwl Suit fur
mil roiirt by Mur Clmiilin Itun
n, Trtmti Ctirdon Crvi-I Hun
ymn. iirrltin In ritrd mn rati
f -tlnii In Ihu body uf ttio Ut-
r o rum pi.. Int.
IMKKV IIVW.
JUrry Ituit. tt-nirit,ly kuowri
"I.mky" Itymt. paiHK-d1 iwiiy
In lhl (liy TutwuUy inornlnrc t
4 o'rlirk fnlluwIitK an UlnrM of
tlirH WtM-kn. Ilf burn In
IndiHtift mikI mk-m! 63 yrarg t
tho (tma of ditta. Ha U sur
vived by ft ataitr-r und lroth-r r
n Id I nit In Indluna. Thn rmnlua
am in lh ? ronin of thn Karl
Wlilllmk funral bouir. Tlnv B vr
nu at Sixth, nhnri frlt-ndn may
rail. Aiinmitirt-meiit of f uurral
rriiniiiMiU -a II I txyxitadfl UlT.
HAI.KVf, Mpl. 15, IV A MP"-1
rial manllng of lmroii of lha ,
Moiimoiith at -h-Mil dlfilrli't ha ! n
ralld hy rpprfurntmlya clllKriiti
of Miiiimoiilli lo ha hM thnr lo-
it Ik til tu dlMUM lha proxram of,
lha arhool ai U U conducted In .
roiiJuiMtlnn with lh (rKon Nor
mal twhoot. It waa learned bra
todny. Tha ipnrlflc aim of lha
intMittiiff, It waa annound, U to
dntornilnn thn ain't MiiMmf-iit of
tha dUlrht of lha Monmoulli
uorinul a-hool'a activity proRraui. 1
Tha tmiun opind up at lha
preliminary hnarlm on rhargia
analiiKt l'rnld-ut J. H. I.audir, j
of thn normal hld .mra Uol 1
I'linrndHy. A numhr of patron
with hirt lo t-itfy aKHhiMt Iho
proitriini an aloptid hy thw norniul
for Iho a hoola lu thai dltrlt.
laandfrn' admliiUlralloii al tha
iiorriml wa al(a' kd In roinplalniii
to the itule hoard of lilKhtT du
vallnn.
(MiiltN of lha intcili)K will hft
rrcliKil at fha runpllon of thn
heart htt on lha normal a hool hi rn
nit Thurduy. It wi aunouutoil.
'ilia InvtwllBatlon rnrinnlttn of
lha at a to hoard of liiah-r 1in
tlon, compoafd of Mra. Walter
I'lcrrtt of I -a (irandi. ('. !., Htarr 1
of Torllund, and Alhert Bunh of
Mudford, la roiiducllm; tha hear
I n It lirre. Alio nt fifty wlineaaea
huva hfen aumnioned for tha har
Im Hi In wo-k. Thre days ara
eipfH-ted to ha ronaumed lo tha
puhltc Inveatliatlon. . !
Large Frosh Clas$
Expected at Salem
PAI.KT. Kept. 15 (At Kreah
man enru)lmnt at Willamette
uiilventty, whlrh open a bera to
morrow, a III reauli In one of
lha larffetat hrKlnntlif rlaaaea In
reri)t )eara. JudKlng from appll
ratlon of vntranrra, lfin Frank
M. Krh kan announerd here. A
m nt Zt.0 mill remit If tba
appliratlona ara proved.
Thn remainder of tha week
will bo turned over lo freshmen,
who hava arrived In Salem tha
past few daya. (olleaa work
upeita bera nrit Monday, when
all rlaaaea will bexlii their year
work.
ItKI.I.K 111 Ml
Itrlla !!uh. pioneer reaident
of thla county, paiic-d awav S. in
day nUhl at o rlM It following
a letnEthy lllnv. the waa born
in Iron Mountain. Mlrh.. Mnrch
2. h4tf, and ard 3 yeara,
tuny tnviti-n tn atii-nn m tu-
AMI. I. MM ItKI Ti lt.
, . . William Iti-uirr, lam of Hiipi r-
i V. '.ir l.'""T'ri ""l-T. Wn, and rmployrd by the
J. M. Illlvarit and Vi-rln llrudrr- u -
FUNERAL
NOTICES
'.! rt". la.a-W ,l..lh .,. III,.
rL: K1; ""..r1""11'"" I from .. .Idruul tnrir He la
inea and frienda.
Ieaa for Portland lt-v. and
Mra. A. Theodora Hmllh and
daughter, Mnrjorin. ara Iraving
Hi In morning for motor trip
of aevttral d to I'oriland.
A'hlla In the valley, l(ev. huutli
will Attend aynod at Uoteburg.
ft Hit rau l-'roni ItLiliu MUa
Hernlta llartenhower returned
Monday evening from a vcrki
vuit at her homo In raid well.
Idaho,, Hhe will raauitif hrr po
ut Ion aa otflra manager at the
(bambrr of rommerra today.
I tturvlted by bla wife, tarollna
Ketiler, ulna rbttdren and hta
mother, all of 8uerlor. Wla.,
11a aa a member of tha Hrother
hmd of Hallway Trainmen and
the hu per lor lodgn of Mmiaa.
Tha remain are In tha gold room
of ihu Karl Whltlock funeral
home. 1'lne avenue at bixth,
where frienda may rail. An
nouncement of funeral a r ran gain-nta
will be made later.
nernl rvrm to bo held thla
lTudayl afternoon at S o'clock
at the Karl Whitlork funeral
heme, line avenue at Hlxtb, In
terment will ba mad. In Llpk
ville cemetery.
In Ilia manufacture of a tele
phone receiver there are employed
aluminum, all k, copper, rubber,
flax, nickel, mica, abellar, lead,
cotton liver Iron, platinum, sloe
and gold.
I 'oil I Mine .T. A. Meet Due
lo the fact that lha I'eltcau
a. boot auditorium la unfinished
at thla time, tha flrat meeting
of tha 1V-T, A. will takn place
October II, Instead of Septem
ber 16, aa prevtoualjr announced.
('anil. at Queen Maria Fralejr
aa named iueen of tha ( hrla
Han Kndenvor carnival held ia
rently at tha Chrtalfnn church.
vsx
4iund In Town
Hear
see
Hie Only All Tiilkin
An' iound I'icture Made
in tho Arctic.
..,,,)
CROWDS "
CROWDS
CROWDS
The Talk Of
The Town
An Unutaal Movio
Titanic Saga of the
Frozen Arctic Hell
Pictorially Beautiful
Well Directed and
Well Photographed
Seldom Has the Screen
Shown Anything
So Thrilling
NO RAISE IN PRICES
FOUR SHOWS DAILY
Tonight Is
CHINA NITE
THAN FICTION
COMl IN FOR PROOF OF EVERf STATEMENT f"loOE
IN mis auviKHKnini
Special Fall Opening
STYLE SHOW jss??.
mm
I i"Vv
Irk
afimiiHiiiTfj .il
NY. f iremoiv. were
r 38 storioi to
Wirs-! , . M ar.. J f , , . . T -. 1
..Jn. 1927.
mm
n.i.. .',M . ai a.. 1 I
mm
l'lltil
QiurcK paxs .
annual rental
op one red rose
KIRKPATRICK & KENNETT invito your
inspection at their Special Fall Stylo
Show which will open on September 16
with a smart array of . the latest In
clothes clothes that will Appease the
tasto of the most discriminating gentle
man. You will have cause to voice many
superlatives when you cast your eyes over
the smartly-styled wearables we are
showing. Everything the well-dressed
man will wear thla Fall. Come in.
Kirkpatrick & Kennett
438 Main Street, Klamath Falls.
FALL
MOM TOC
Wl&&2 KUSA TP IF TP
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Vou can be Completely Smart this Fall and yet
you need not exceed a moderate budget. That is,
of course, if you Shop at Ward's
News About the New Coats!
, Shoulders are wide.
Armholoa are loose.
. Wainta arc small.
. Furs are luxurious.
, CoaU are larger.
. Woolens are spongy.
. Coats fasten into place often at the side.
Now Women Are "Tipping" Their Hats in the manner of
Empress Eugenic
Up on the Left
Side
Down to the Right
Eyet
$95
"Emprciu KaKeala
Uvea asalo In thla col
lection ol Fall Hata
the amarteat wa'ra
ihown In many a
moon! They're exact
ly the aame atyles that
ezclualra ahopa fea
ture at dollar more.
"THE BEST COAT VALUES IN AMERICA
More Richly Furred Than Coats Selling at SOcc More Last Year!
Sr i h
w
Rough. IVbblr Weatea
liUiroiuil Wrarra
tYrpry W oolrna
$95
Blarka .... Grcrn
ami the New Itrvmn
Afrlque Daliomy
Blakars
Not in 27 years have we seen such a lavish use of fur
on Coats priced so low! Wide flattering shawl collars
.,ffa that rpsrh almost to the elboW . . .
stunning new novelty ways of trimming! All silk
linings, too!
The Furs Are:
MANCHURIA WOLF (Dog)
JIARMINKS (Mink-Dyed Marmot)
Foxea Rd. Black and Pointed)
FRENCH BEAVERS
a,
.
ixtravaaam
Fain Pu'esses
$.95
New
Lingerie
$E-00
yllk Crepe de Chine atep-lns with
dainty lace trims. They're new
and a etyle every woman will lore!
Slim hip line that la o typical ol
the modern allhouette. Your choice
ot pastel shades In peach, pink and
Itreen.
20.000 DRESSES in One Pur
chase! No Wonder We Can
Crre Such Values!!
MM:!
ry mi
i m ! y
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We compared these dresses with hundreds ot (rocks
selling; elsewhere at almost 60 more! In materials,
styles and workmanship they are the beet any place
. 1 . at this price. Jacket (rocks, slim one-piece tail
ored models In new effects.
THE COLORS ARE ... THE MATERIALS ARE
BLACK WITH WHITE CREPEY FINISH WOOLENS
BROWNS VARYING SHADES . CREPE BACK SATINS
GREENS ALL SHADES IMPORTANT TRAVEL PRINTS
BLUES NAVY'S ARE GOOD! .SATINS
RTiolltf FASHION
1 VVi limi"
Kndnrsed by New York and Boston stylists as correct
(or dress, street and sports!
Finer quality, smarter style than elsewhere at (3.98!
Black Suede Tie, calt trimming: . . . brown ring Hoard
Tie, brown calf trimming;
Cuban heels . . . black patent
Tump, Louis.
Finest Materials
and
Workmanship
Anywhere at
INVL: -JfcaV
HOW'S THIS FOR VALUE?
PURE SILK
FULL FASHIONED
Dunk Gray
Ma-
8nnba.ak
Putty ltd (re
r $TI.oo
Mga T eta
Reve
RandeA
Gannietal
C'arease
Chiffon and Service
Extra strong, extra clear dull finish,
pure silk hose at only II. Curved
French heel, reinforced foot with
cradle sole. Others ask 11.49 and
more.
aaaaaajeaaii 1 ... Wlliwmnaimia.n
LT W aaaB.aa-viV''-?'''k ' V J
211-229 Main Street
Phone 384
SEE THESE FASHIONS DISPLAYED IN OUR WINDOWS.
Klamath Falls. Oregon
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